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Dedicated teams

You keep the roadmap. We supply the engineers who execute it. They join your rituals, use your tooling, and ship into your repo under your review standards — so the work looks like your team wrote it, because effectively they did.

  • Staff aug
  • Squads
  • Long-term

Deliverables

What lands in your hands

Not a phase list. These are the artefacts you own at the end, and the ones we are prepared to be measured against.

  • 01

    Engineers with 6+ years of shipped production work, interviewed by you before they start

  • 02

    Four hours of daily overlap with your working day, every day

  • 03

    Presence in your Slack, your Jira, your standups, and your Friday demos

  • 04

    Pull requests into your repo, reviewed against your standards

  • 05

    A named engineering lead who owns delivery and reports weekly

  • 06

    30 days' notice to scale up or down — no year-long lock-in

How we work

The same four stages, every time

No discovery phase that never ends, and no black box between kickoff and launch.

Read the full process
  1. 01Week 1

    Scope

    We map the problem, agree what version one must do, and cut everything it does not. You leave the week with a written scope, a fixed price or rate, and a delivery date we are willing to be held to.

  2. 02Week 2-3

    Design

    Flows, screens, and data model in parallel. You review clickable work, not static mockups, so the arguments happen while changes are still cheap.

  3. 03Week 4+

    Build

    Two-week sprints with a demo at the end of each one. Staging updates continuously, so you can use the product long before it launches.

  4. 04Launch +30d

    Ship

    We deploy, watch the graphs, and fix what real traffic exposes. Thirty days of included support, then handover docs — or we keep going as your team.

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Let's scope your dedicated teams work.

Bring the problem, the constraints, and the date you need it by. We'll come back with a scope, a price, and the engineers who would do it.